poopsiy
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This movie had the best ensemble cast I have ever seen in a comedy! All of the actors looked to be having a blast and they played off of each other extremely well, fabulous chemistry.
IT WAS NON STOP LAUGHS! I have to say that it is also quite possibly the funniest movie I've ever seen. The jokes were incredibly original and were only brightened up by the actors. Whoopi was wonderful, Cuba was hysterical, and Jon Lovitz and Kathy Najimy had me on the floor! See this movie if only for the running Hitler joke in the middle.
I have not spent any $8 bucks of mine better in years. I cannot sing enough praise about this movie. See it whenever you can, you won't regret it!
10/10
IT WAS NON STOP LAUGHS! I have to say that it is also quite possibly the funniest movie I've ever seen. The jokes were incredibly original and were only brightened up by the actors. Whoopi was wonderful, Cuba was hysterical, and Jon Lovitz and Kathy Najimy had me on the floor! See this movie if only for the running Hitler joke in the middle.
I have not spent any $8 bucks of mine better in years. I cannot sing enough praise about this movie. See it whenever you can, you won't regret it!
10/10
First, I just want to say what a marvelous job Melanie Griffith did in this movie! She lit up the screen. Like the other reviewer said, she has been in a string of great performances. Lolita, Another day in paradise, Crazy in Alabama, RKO 281, Cecil B. Demented, and now this. I'm so happy for Melanie that she has found the right roles and that she has her life on track.
The story was great and it sort of reminded me of the old romance movies. Everything is subtle with just a twinge of romance. The ending will leave a smile on your face! Its just disappointing that it wasn't in theaters, but then again, the American public can't decide what is good, classy entertainment. Instead, we have garbage like Scary Movie and Nutty Professor 2 invading cinemas and making millions. Kudos to the cast, the director, and mostly Melanie. This is a keeper!
The story was great and it sort of reminded me of the old romance movies. Everything is subtle with just a twinge of romance. The ending will leave a smile on your face! Its just disappointing that it wasn't in theaters, but then again, the American public can't decide what is good, classy entertainment. Instead, we have garbage like Scary Movie and Nutty Professor 2 invading cinemas and making millions. Kudos to the cast, the director, and mostly Melanie. This is a keeper!
I am really split on this film! I love it, but I also hate it at the same time. I like the plot. I thought that it was truly original and I SORT OF liked the way it turn into a musical. Bjork was phenomenal and Catherine Deneuve is better than ever. I guess what really bugged me was the cinematography. I understand that Lars von Triers wanted you to feel as if you were in the movie, but it was so jumpy and the close-ups were annoying and overdone. To add that much to an already highly emotional movie is just a bit over the top.
Not being too much of a Bjork fan (what got into her head as she picked out her dress for the Oscars?Her swan laid an egg in my opinion), i was truly impressed, by both her acting and music. "I've Seen It All" is a truly beautiful and haunting song: it should have won for best song (as much as I liked Bob Dylan's "Things Have Changed).
The ending was quite disturbing, I have to say and I actually had tears in my eyes. You care about the characters throughout the movie. They seem like real people, not charicatures from a Hollywood movie.
In saying this, Lars von Triers impressed me. He had the guts to make an ambitious movie like this and, although he didn't make it work all the time, it was a great movie. But i did loathe parts of this movie. I also wouldn't watch it if you are prone to motion sickness: it will make you nauseate.
Not being too much of a Bjork fan (what got into her head as she picked out her dress for the Oscars?Her swan laid an egg in my opinion), i was truly impressed, by both her acting and music. "I've Seen It All" is a truly beautiful and haunting song: it should have won for best song (as much as I liked Bob Dylan's "Things Have Changed).
The ending was quite disturbing, I have to say and I actually had tears in my eyes. You care about the characters throughout the movie. They seem like real people, not charicatures from a Hollywood movie.
In saying this, Lars von Triers impressed me. He had the guts to make an ambitious movie like this and, although he didn't make it work all the time, it was a great movie. But i did loathe parts of this movie. I also wouldn't watch it if you are prone to motion sickness: it will make you nauseate.